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A handful of Indiana programs will play eight‑man football in 2026, with plans to return to 11‑man competition in 2027, while veteran coaches and winning streaks add context to the transition.
The Jaguars will debut a new-look squad on August 20 against Louisville, featuring returning standouts and fresh talent under first‑year coach Keegan Boom. With a challenging schedule and a preseason ranking of eighth, the team is focused on building leadership and competing for the Horizon League title.
The annual Sneakers for Santa event returns this November, featuring high‑profile games, standout players and competitive rivalries that define Indiana’s girls basketball landscape.
Brownsburg High School is gearing up for its third consecutive Class 6A state championship, with star players returning and new coaching appointments shaping the upcoming season.
A look at the sophomore sensations shaping the upcoming IHSAA boys soccer campaign, from prolific scorers to lockdown goalkeepers.
In a move that reverberates across the college football landscape, Monshun Sales, a five-star prospect ranked among the nation's top ten, chose Indiana over Alabama, Ohio State and Texas, delivering the program's first-ever five-star commitment and igniting excitement in Bloomington.
After a full‑time NASCAR season, Breidinger now competes part‑time for Rackley W.A.R., recently won at Hickory Motor Speedway, and appears in a high‑profile hair‑care partnership, all while amassing over 5.8 million followers across social platforms.
Toni Breidinger, the first Arab‑American woman to compete in NASCAR's top series, is blending racecraft improvement with high‑profile beauty brand deals as she prepares for the upcoming Indianapolis event.
Scouting reports highlight a blend of elite arm strength, versatile skill sets, and college commitments that could redefine the state's baseball landscape.
A rising star from Brownsburg, Indiana, Kanon Catchings will join NBA champion Jayson Tatum at a premier training event, showcasing the impact of his recent collegiate achievements.
Nick Vecrumba, a 6‑foot‑5, 285‑pound lineman from Brownsburg High School, announced his pledge to the University of Kansas, citing coaching staff, facilities and a sense of home as decisive factors.
Branden Sharpe, ranked No. 79 nationally at receiver, pledged to Indiana, bringing a state championship pedigree and a class of five other recruits.